No, AIIMS Delhi is India's no. 1 college and not the world's no.1 college. Rank-wise, the top colleges in India are

• AIIMS Delhi
• CMC Vellore
• BHU
• KMC Manipal 
• JIPMER 
• KGMU

If you are looking for top medical colleges across the globe, here are a few.

1. Harvard University, USA- Situated in Boston, it has been ranked the best medical college by Times Higher Education World Ranking; QS Best College ranking, and by several other rankings with an acceptance rate of 4 % only. 
2. University of Cambridge, UK-. The medical school provides top-notch research opportunities in addition to superior-quality medical education.
3. University of Oxford, UK- It is the oldest University in England. A plethora of courses are offered from which you can choose the ones that intrigue you. Some such subjects taught are diagnostic imaging, neuroscience, clinical embryology, and others.
4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA- MIT’s Medical School is in collaboration with the medical school of Harvard University. But it’s important to note that it is a completely different school from Harvard’s Medical School.
5. Johns Hopkins University, USA- This old university is known for its excellent research and education in medicine and public health. This university is an excellent option for medical aspirants. 
6. Stanford University, USA- This is a well-regarded research-driven medical school that provides excellent education and research opportunities to its students. 

So, India's No. 1 medical college is AIIMS and internationally it is Harvard University followed by many others.

Rather than looking for the perks of doing an MBBS from AIIMS, you should be asking what would you be losing if you are unable to make it into AIIMS and if that loss is worth worrying about. In a medical college, most of your UG time goes into exams and studies and you are left with no time to analyze where your interest lies - Medicine or no medicine / USMLE or AIPG 

• AIIMS offers top-notch education and training to its students, with a strong emphasis on practical, hands-on experience. This can help students develop the necessary skills and knowledge to become successful doctors.
• AIIMS has state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, which can enhance the learning experience for students. This includes modern laboratories, research facilities, and advanced medical technology.
• AIIMS has a strong reputation both nationally and internationally, which can be beneficial for students when it comes to securing jobs or pursuing further education.
• AIIMS has a diverse and inclusive community of students and faculty, which can provide a supportive and enriching environment for learning and personal growth.

AIIMS does not have campus selections and all doctors are paid equally in the beginning whether you belong to an AIIMS or not. The medical field does not value brand names but it's our personal efforts that actually matter.

The life of an MBBS student at JIPMER is quiet and tiring. Yet, they get to learn and experience new things every day. Their daily schedule looks like this 

• 8 am to 11 am: Lectures
• 11 am to 1 pm: Anatomy dissection hours
• 1 pm to 2 pm: Lunch break
• 2 pm to 4:30 pm: Practicals

In the evening some prefer playing basketball, football, hockey, table tennis, and badminton while others order just napping or hitting the gym. Some music lovers go to the band room to play out various symphonies and musicals. A few artist students spend their time participating or practicing for fine arts competitions.

September brings in a huge crowd of students from different colleges attending Spandan. It’s a 7 day intercollegiate cultural literary and sports extravaganza that makes the monotonous life of JIPMER students a bit vibrant.

October witnesses the Jipmer premier league ied teams of girls and boys. There is also Curie Day which is the annual girls' hostel day celebration. The hostel is open for boys as well and girls perform dance and sing. After all this enjoyment, the exams begin and students are reminded of their primary goal. 

January is usually spent at home. In February, students go to Pune for the fest at AFMC -‘Silhouettes’. March brings in the tension of the annual university examinations and everybody can be seen surrounded by books. The seniors organize a wonderful Holi celebration- a cultural night followed by gulaal in the morning to ensure that students don’t succumb to the stress. With this the most happening year, the first year comes to an end. 

The subsequent years bring in additional tasks such as Research projects, voluntary teaching, quizzing, etc. 

The life of an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) student in Delhi can be both challenging and rewarding. Delhi is home to several prestigious medical colleges and institutions, making it a popular destination for medical education. Here's an overview of what life as an MBBS student in Delhi may entail:

•  Academic Rigor: MBBS students in Delhi undergo rigorous academic training, The workload can be intense, with a significant amount of time spent in lectures, practical sessions, and studying.
• Clinical Rotations: As students’ progress in their MBBS program, they engage in clinical rotations where they gain hands-on experience in various medical specialties. 
• Extracurricular Activities: Delhi offers a vibrant cultural and social scene, and many medical colleges have active student clubs, cultural festivals, and sports events. PULSE is the biggest medical cultural festival in entire south-east Asia held at AIIMS Delhi.In April, AIIMS celebrates INFET, the intra-college annual fest
• Library and Research: AIIMS Delhi have well-equipped libraries and research facilities. Students have opportunities to engage in medical research projects alongside their studies.
• Mental and Physical Well-being: Balancing the demanding academic schedule with personal well-being is crucial. Many medical students face stress and burnout, so self-care, stress management, and seeking support are essential.
• Residency and Postgraduate Education: After completing MBBS, students often pursue residency programs to specialize in a particular medical field. 

 In summary, life as an MBBS student in Delhi can be both academically challenging and culturally enriching. The city offers a dynamic environment with access to top-notch healthcare facilities and educational resources. 

Getting into AIIMS Delhi is a dream come true and it’s difficult to express the feeling in words. You are overwhelmed and feel grateful at the same time. The life of an MBBS student at AIIMS is very hectic and challenging but rewarding at the same time. AIIMS is a prestigious medical institution in India and is known for its rigorous curriculum and high standards of education. 

Students are expected to study and work hard to keep up with the pace of the program, which includes both classroom learning and clinical rotations. However, students also have access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources, as well as opportunities for research and professional development. 

• The first month is spent in interaction wherein every student is assigned a senior that becomes their guide for the entire time. Initially, these interactions might be grilling but soon you will realize how much your confidence level boosts and your personality as a whole grows.
• Soon there is a freshers party organized by the seniors which will be the last time you will be enjoying to the core.
• Soon, it’s time for the PULSE, the annual cultural festival of AIIMS undergraduates. The campus will become active with preparations for the biggest medical cultural festival in South-East Asia. You will feel a sense of pride in organizing an event this huge in scale. 
• Soon all the fun ends as you are faced with your first mid-semester exams. The students can be seen roaming around tensed and anxious, approaching seniors for every possible help.
• Soon winter hits, and the most anticipated Shimla Trip is organized marking the end of the semester.
• After the trip, you are left with a few weeks of vacation and you can visit home.
• Next, January witnesses the Students Union elections. Feb-March witnesses the election results, a kite-flying celebration of Makar Sankranti, Vasant Panchami, and Saraswati Puja followed by the best Holi you will experience.
• April welcomes the INFEST, the intra-college annual fest, in which only your college mates participate.
• Lastly, you will have to sit for the first professional final exams which are followed by the month-long summer vacations marking the end of the first year.

Overall, the life of an MBBS student at AIlMS, Delhi is intense but fulfilling.

The fee structure of AIIMS Delhi is mentioned below in tabular format:

In addition to the INR 5856 levied over the course of 5.5 years, the students also have to pay a mess fee of INR 10,000 every three months. Also optional is that. We have the option to avoid mess and prepare our own meals.